Nortel CallPilot 1001rp, Installation And Configuration Manual

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October 2002 Maintaining the Pentium II SBC card
Part 5: 1001rp Server Maintenance and Diagnostics 319
5 Install the new Pentium III SBC.
6 Configure the BIOS of the new Pentium III SBC.
7 Reconfigure RAID packs.
Note: This is applicable if the system has RAID packs.
8 Install DOS and Windows NT 4.0.
9 Install CallPilot.
10 Restore data from the backup.
Adding 1001rp Dual Inline Memory Modules
Dual Inline Memory Modules (DIMMs) SDRAM P100 are the memory
modules that you must add to the SBC before the SBC is installed in the
server. The gold-plated edge connectors on DIMMs are designed to plug
into matching edge-connector slots. The design allows you to add or remove
these modules repeatedly without tools or damage.
Install P100 SDRAM DIMMs on the Pentium III SBC. Installation of any
other kind of memory will damage your system.
Capacity
Use a 168-pin Error Correction Control (ECC) SDRAM utilizing DIMM
technology. A module has a capacity of 32, 64, 128 , or 256 Mbytes.
SDRAM DIMMs require only one slot filled to compose a bank. There are
two slots or banks on the SBC. Nortel Networks recommends that bank 0
(DIMM 1) be filled to enable troubleshooting procedures.
Install up to 512 Mbytes of memory. These are P100 FSB SDRAM DIMMs,
also known as memory modules.
Socket location
To determine the location of the DIMM sockets on the SBC cards, refer to
the diagrams that follow.